What is phenomenology? The psychological way and the collaboration between Husserl and Heidegger in the Encyclopedia Britannica article

The framework of relations between Husserl and Heidegger present at the origins of phenomenology faced a conflictive situation about the writing of the Encyclopedia Britannica article in 1927. After considering the context of this event, this paper studies the final version that Husserl sent for publishing, paying attention to the outline of the psychological way into the transcendental realm, which is an alternative to previous strategies related to neo-cartesianism, and finally the version that included the drafting of Heidegger, in order to identify sources of dissent that may have frustrated the joint task and reveal, in this tension, how each of these authors understood and experienced phenomenological studies.